Charles Dickens Handwritten and Signed Envelope

Charles Dickens Handwritten and Signed EnvelopeA handsome 3 x 6. 5" 1864 handwritten and signed envelope from Charles Dickens. Addressed in Dickens' hand to actor and dramatist Benjamin Webster (1797 1882), who adapted Dickens' 1844 Christmas book 'The Chimes' for a theatre production. Webster was manager of London's New Adelphi Theatre and Theatre Royal Haymarket. Dickens addresses the letter to Webster at the New Adelphi. Dickens has also signed the letter handsomely in the bottom left. The

Impression: soleil levant

worked on radio and television to much acclaim in England

Specialised catalogue number N70(2)

which barely detract as a most attractive example for this difficult issue

This stamp is quite simply a masterpiece in design with its striking black and yellow colour combination and has always been a favourite amongst collectors

This is a spectacular memento from one of the greatest military leaders in history - and a man who shaped the modern world

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on Dowager Empress third printing

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Kuwait 1950-54 5r on 5s red

GB Specialised Catalogue No: N67(1)c

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